Mumbles and oldlure are right. Another noticeable thing is that no connector, fuel line, or clamps are shown on the fuel tank. A “whole nine yards” tune up, carb kit, and waterpump will add significant cost if OEM parts are used. It’s important to find out what, if any parts have been put into the motor in recent years.
If the motor has quality new coils, points, condensers, waterpump, carb kit, fuel lines, etc., and the tank has new fuel line, connector, and clamps, then the set would be worth around $350.00 in my area. If nothing has been done service wise, then more like $200.00.
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